Showhouse Book 09 - Knoxville News Sentinel

2009
COMING SOON
ROYAL GALLERY OF ORIENTAL RUGS
3810 SUTHERLAND AVENUE
KNOXVILLE, TN
The
Knoxville News Sentinel
Presents
Knoxville Symphony League Show House XXII
April 10 - April 26, 2009
1427 Charlottesville Boulevard
Jefferson Park, On Fort Loudoun Lake
Hours: Monday - Saturday 10 am - 4 pm, Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
Admission: $15.00 at the door/ Season Pass $25.00
Symphony Gift Shop - Open Daily
Elegant Luncheons - The Lakeside Café
Open: Monday - Saturday 11 am - 3 pm, Sunday 1 pm - 3 pm
Information for Special Tours: Groups of 8 or more: Mary Lou Kanipe
at 865-922-7021 or mkanipe@tds.net
The Knoxville Symphony League Show House 2009
Benefits the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra
Thank You
With appreciation and gratitude to the following businesses for their gracious generosity and continued support
of the Knoxville Symphony League Show House 2009
Corporate Sponsors
FSG Bank
The Gilliam-Montgomery Group of UBS
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra
Debbie Elliott-Sexton, Realty Executives Associates
Chef Show House Sponsors
Abner’s Attic, Rex Bradford Jones Caterer
Amerigo
Carrabba’s
Bistro By the Tracks
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Soccer Taco Catering
Media Sponsors
B97.5 WJXB Radio
Knoxville News Sentinel
Lamar Advertising
Moxley-Carmichael
WBIR-TV
Welcome
to the Knoxville Symphony League
Show House XXII
As President of the Knoxville Symphony League, I welcome you,
along with the league members to this year’s unique and unusual
home. Jefferson Park is so beautiful as you drive in with the lovely
trees and twelve miles of walking trails. The design of the house
and the back drop Mother Nature gives with the peaceful lake is
breathtaking as you approach the front door.
Loretta Crowder and Sondra Nanney began working on this
house almost before the door was closed on last year’s house. They
have worked closely with the developer, Scott Davis, and all has gone
well. Chip Seigler is the builder, and he is so very easy to work with
and does a great job.
So many people go into making this project successful; the
designers with their creativity and imagination, the companies who
have corporate or private parties in the house and those restaurants
Willene Chalmers, President
who donate for these parties and room sponsors and all who work
to help the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra stay alive and well. It
goes without saying our own League members take a leading role in this endeavor. They volunteer their time as
hostesses in the house and you will find at least 35 to 40 league members dedicating their time in the house on any
given day. We must not forget our Symphony Gift Shop and the Lakeside Café, catered by Rex Bradford Jones,
with his famous iced tea and delectable food.
The Knoxville Symphony League is made up of around 300 women who organize three primary fund raisers
each year. First is our Winter Ball held at Cherokee Country Club the first Saturday in December, second is
Elegant Dining, usually thirty to forty events and the Show House in April. These events make the League the
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra’s largest contributor. We also provide support for the Youth Orchestra including
funding scholarships, providing docents to the schools and ushers for the Young People Concerts.
If you would like to know more about the Knoxville Symphony League you may call 523-1178 or visit our
website www.knoxvillesymphonyleague.org.
Thank you for your support.
Willene Chalmers, President
Knoxville Symphony League
The Show House Committee
The Knoxville Symphony League
Welcomes you to Show House XXII
Loretta Crowder
Jefferson Park developer Scott Davis made a prime location
available to the League for their annual fund raiser to support
the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. Builder Chip Seigler took the
plans of home Designer Stephen Davis and created a beautiful show
place for this year’s Show House! Home owner Mrs. Robbie Nutt
has graciously given the League the use of the house for this very
worthy event.
The generous contributions of the area’s most talented designers,
artisans, and craftsmen are on display for your enjoyment as you tour
the house and grounds. As always, the Knoxville Symphony League
aspires to make your visit very special and our volunteers are readily
available to assist you. Collect a wealth of new design ideas, enjoy a
delicious lunch in The Lakeside Café and be sure to treat yourself to
the treasures available in The Symphony Gift Shop.
Thank you for your support!
Knoxville Symphony League
Show House XXII Chairmen
Loretta Crowder
Sondra Nanney
Sondra Nanney
Judith Baylis
Mary Breshenham
Martha Breazeale
Caroline Buckner
Sandra Butler
Margie Carico
Willene Chalmers
Carol Clift
Emily Cox
Loretta Crowder
Nancy D’Andrea
Helen Harb
Linda Haynes
Carroll Hewit
Harriet Hodge
Carol Jackson
Anna Ruth Johnson
Mary Lou Kanipe
Arlene Key
Carolyn Montgomery
Stacy Moody
Rose Moseley
Sondra Nanney
Jacqueline Newman
Carol Parnell
Lee Patton
Becky Paylor
Janice Phillips
Angela Pugh
Teresa Scott
Joyce Simms
Karen Sisk
Jane Venable
Edie Volk
Sue Whittle
Gail Woods
Show House Chairmen.............. Loretta Crowder, Sondra Nanney
Designer Coordinator .....................................................Lee Patton
Hard Hat Party Chairmen ...............................Jacqueline Newman
Hard Hat Party Co-Chairman ............Judith Baylis, Janice Phillips
Preview Party Chairman ............................................. Becky Paylor
Private PartyCo-Chairmen ........................................... Karen Sisk,
Carol Jackson, Teresa Scott, Sue Whittle,
Sondra Butler, Martha Breazeale, Margie Carico
Private Party Volunteer Chairman ................................ Carol Clift
Room Sponsor Chairman ......................................... Rose Moseley
Artist ............................................................................ Joyce Simms
Volunteer Scheduling ............ Arlene Key, Jane Venable, Edie Volk
Gift Shop Buyer ........................................................... Joyce Simms
Gift Shop Co-Chairmen ........ Anna Ruth Johnson, Carroll Hewit,
Carol Parnell
Lakeside Café Chairman .....................................Caroline Buckner
Lakeside Café Co-Chairman ....................................... Gail Woods
Site Preparation Chairman ...................................Nancy D’Andrea
Special Tours Chairman ......................................Mary Lou Kanipe
Publicity Chairman ..........................................Jacqueline Newman
Music Chairman ...........................................Carolyn Montgomery
Ticket Chairman .........................................................Stacy Moody
Restaurant Sales ..............................................................Emily Cox
Vendor Sales ..................................................................Helen Harb
Printing Co-Chairmen .....................Linda Haynes, Harriet Hodge
Finance Chairman ..................................................Sondra Nanney
Assistant Treasurer .................................................. Harriet Hodge
Gift Shop Bookkeeper ................................................ Angela Pugh
Show House Signing ............................................ Loretta Crowder
Search Committee Co-Chairmen ....................... Loretta Crowder,
Sondra Nanney, Willene Chalmers
Special Thank You To Charles Garvey of Garvey Photography
For Providing Photos of The Knoxville Symphony League
Committee Members • 865-691-1691 • www.garveyphoto.com
Thank You
To the following individuals and businesses who have given graciously and generously to Room Sponsorship for
the Knoxville Symphony League Show House 2009. We salute you with appreciation and gratitude.
Platinum Room Sponsors
$1,000.00 and Above
American Boat Center
Dr. Tom Gallaher, M.D., Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Harper Jaguar
Hickory Construction, Inc
Home Federal Bank
In Honor of Lucas Richman by the Knoxville Symphony League
Lawler Wood, LLC
Jim McElroy, REMAX Preferred Properties
Barbara Pelot, City Council
Prestige Cleaners
Prism Pool and Spa
Puleo’s Grill
Seigler Building & Development
Debbie Elliot-Sexton, Realty Executives Associates
Tennessee Collision Repair
Tennessee State Bank
Trio Café
Dr. Margaret Troxell’s Anti-Aging Center
U.T. Federal Credit Union
Gold Room Sponsors
American Trust Bank of East Tennessee
bath junkies
Bearden Garden Center
Belleza Salon & Spa
Coachman Clothiers
Concord Marina
Elegant Essentials
elle BOUTIQUE
Robert J. English
Episcopal School of Knoxville
Foster’s Fine Jewelry
Hines & Company
J.P. Coffin’s
Dr. and Mrs. Rudy Koester
The Lily Pad Boutique, Historic Downtown Sweetwater
Northshore Wine & Spirits
Pugh & Company, P.C.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Serena
The Silk Purse
Spa Ninety Seven Hundred
Mac Stevens, Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.
West Bearden Veterinary Hospital
A Special Thank You to Room Sponsor Chairman, Rose Moseley
About the Home:
As the developer of Jefferson Park, Scott Davis was motivated to make sure the
first home built on the water in Jefferson Park set a high standard for the entire
developement. The attention to detail and Jeffersonian architectural features are
evident throughout the home and transcend into the visual theme of the entire area.
Scott and his family previously lived in Richmond, Virginia and Savannah,
Georgia. Summers were spent vacationing along the outer banks of North and
South Carolina. These experiences inspired the combination of open air, a laid back
beach feel along with traditional southern grace and charm as the design of the
Show House was formulated.
With its’ open floor plan, sprawling porches and pations overlooking Ft. Loudon
Lake, the 8000 square foot home was built and designed for entertaining. Taking
advantage of the peninsula lot, virtually every room in the home has a magnificent
view of the lake, each with unique features. The southern charm and grace of
Richmond, Savannah and Charleston can now be found on the laid back shores of
Ft. Loudon Lake.
About the Home Designer
In the nearly two decades that Stephen Davis Home Designs has been in eastern Tennessee, the firm has left
its mark, particularly in Knoxville, through an array of attractive homes in varying sizes and styles. Stephen
loves diversity and homes range from classical to contemporary, with the one constant being that each home is a
reflection of its owners. For the many clients in the region who desire an Old World look, Stephen has traveled
to Europe twice or more annually for the past dozen-plus years, visiting more than 20 nations and building
an extensive photography collection of residential architecture that informs his approach to European-styled
homes. Of course, no matter the particular vernacular, the end result is a harmonious blend of functionality
and aesthetic charm; it is this outcome --- exceeding expectations --- that Stephen truly delights in and makes
work a joyous endeavor.
A small firm that produces grand results, Stephen Davis Home Designs is the result of Stephen’s many varied
and valuable skills and endeavors, the results of which can be seen in the enduring elegance of each home built.
“Dream Homes of Tennessee”
Panache Partners, LLC
About the Builder
“Building Dreams...One Home at a Time”
Simply put, Chip Seigler enjoys working on custom homes. His passion is a serious sense of professionalism
that can be very soothing for the client who is about to make the investment of his or her lifetime. It is
the combination of two things that have made Seigler Building & Development one of the go-to names in
the Knoxville area for custom homes. Chip says, “The relationship between builder and client has to be a
partnership. Two things we hang our hat on are customer service and flexibility. Another main objective in
working with our clients is discovering what their needs are and then meeting those needs.”
Chip Seigler is a 1996 graduate of the University of Tennessee. Chip was also the builder of the 2006
Knoxville Symphony League Show House. Chip focuses mainly on high-end residential projects in areas
such as The Woods of Montgomery Cove, Victoriaís Inlet, Mallard Bay, The River Club, Berkeley Park,
LasheBrooke, Tellico, Bridgemore and Jefferson Park. Experienced Professionals, Proven Performance, Quality
Workmanship and Uncompromising Commitment to Excellence serve as the cornerstones for Seigler Building
& Devleopment. SBD’s vision is simple - they are committed to building custom luxury homes with superior
quality, while exceeding client’s expectations and providing top levels of customer.
About the Homeowner
Robbie B. Nutt, a long-time resident of Knoxville, is the very proud owner of the 2009 Knoxville Symphony
League Show House. Born and raised in Ooltewah, TN., Robbie moved to Knoxville in the early sixties to work
and raise her family in the small, but growing college town. Seeing her children graduate from the University
of Tennessee and start families of their own, Robbie has spent the last few years as a passionate supporter
and contributor to many local organizations such as STAR (Shangri-La Theraputic Academy of Riding), the
University of TN Engineering Department, and the UT Woman’s Athletic Department. When Robbie was
presented with the opportunity to participate in KSL’s annual fundraiser, she saw it as a wonderful way to
support another great Knoxville institution, and an opportunity to work with Knoxville’s best interior designers
to put the finishing touches on her new home.
Having lived on Fort Loudon Lake for many years, Robbie is now looking forward to once again spending time
on the water with her family; son, Robert E. Nutt and his wife Danielle; daughter, Rhonda N. Goble; and her 7
grandchildren, who all live nearby. Therefore, entertaining was a key consideration in the design of Robbie’s new
home. The pool, lake access, theater, and the lake view from every bedroom reflect the spirit of a lady who’s home
is always open to her friends and family, - and now the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra and its supporters.
Acknowledgements
Abner’s Attic, Rex Bradford Jones Caterer, Lakeside Café
Always Moore Cleaning
American Piano Gallery
Mike Crowder, Cover & Room Photography
Charles Garvey, Photography
Knoxville Linen Service
Knoxville Magazine
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra
Knoxville Symphony Society
Knoxville Symphony Youth Orchestra: Christoph Ewing - violin;
Veronica Shreve - harp; Hao Feng - piano
KSO String Quartet # 1: Lisa Mucci, John Fox, Eunsoon Corliss, Ihsan Kartal
KSO String Quartet # 2: Ilia Steinchneider, Yin Wu, Jennifer Bloch, Ildar Khuziakhmetoz
Marshal Andy & the Broadway Swing Band
Dennis Mayhew, Jr., Piano Technician
Mayo Garden Center
Scott Morrell, Flowers
Larry B. Newman, Printing Company
Pianists: Martha Breazeale, Hannah McDaniel, Lucy Gibson, Polly Anna Harris,
Carolyn Montgomery, Karen Gilbert, Aleex Conner, Joyce Simms, Mirandi Herrenbruck,
Jane Parker and Stephanie Parker.
Rental Rentals
Royal Gallery of Oriental Rugs
Rush’s Music Store
Joyce Simms, Show House Artist
Skirt Magazine
Printing by Inové Graphics, Kingsport, TN • Graphic Design by Melissa Hill, Knoxville, TN
On behalf of the 2009 Show House Committee - Our sincere appreciation and thanks to
everyone who has worked so diligently to make this year’s Show House a success.
Please accept our apology for any inadvertent errors or omissions in our acknowledgements.
Lakeside Café
Stop by and enjoy a delicious snack or lunch in the Lakeside Café. We are open
11 am until 3 pm Monday through Saturday. Select from a variety of soups, salads,
sandwiches, sweets, daily specials, and an assortment of beverages featured a la carte
by Rex Bradford Jones. Groups of eight (8) or more may contact Mary Lou Kanipe at
865-922-7021 or nknaipe@tds.net to assure proper seating. Relax, bring a friend or
your special group, and enjoy the day.
Special Thank You
To Lakeside Café
Room Sponsor:
Debbie Elliot-Sexton,
Realty Executives
Associates
Welcome to the Symphony Gift Shop
Your tour of the Show House will not be complete without a stop in our
Symphony Gift Shop. We have shopped the Atlanta Market and have invited selected
vendors to join us so that we may present a unique shopping experience for Show
House visitors. We showcase some of the latest trends in home décor and offer
original gift ideas as well. Signs of spring are evident in our garden shop, where bugs,
buds, bees and butterflies abound. You will find treasures for indoors and outdoors as
well as fun and thoughtful gifts.
Look for plush pillows, stylish watches, tabletop topiaries, yard and garden art,
garden statuary, flavored tea and tea-making essentials, “Treble in the Kitchen”
aprons and kitchen accessories, essentials for entertaining, and much, much more!
Our Symphony Shop staff will be glad to help you with gift selections as well as
handle purchase of items from the designers’ beautiful rooms. And remember, a
portion of all sales benefit the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra.
Special Thank You
To Symphony Gift Shop
Room Sponsor:
Puleo’s Grille
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Master
Bedroom
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Lakeside
Café
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Bedroom
Terrace
Artist
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Public Restroom
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Bedroom
Sitting Room
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Front Terrace
Foyer
Gentleman’s Study
Master Bedroom Hall
Powder Room
Master Bedroom
Master Bedroom Closets
Master Bathroom
Artist Gallery
Master Bedroom Terrace
Master Bedroom
Sitting Room
Lakeside Terrace
Great Room
Dining Room
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Entertainment Pantry
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West Hall
Laundry
Home Office
Kitchen
Symphony Gift Shop
Symphony Gift Shop Patio
Swimming Pool & Patio
Boat Dock
West Porch
Lakeside Bistro
Lakeside Café
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Upper Level Lakeside
Terrace
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Sara’s Lakeside
Bedroom
Anna’s Lakeside
Bedroom & Bath
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Sara’s Bath
West
Hallway
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Guest
Bath
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Lakeview
Guest Room
Powder
Room
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Megan’s Bedroom
& Bath
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Loft
Gentleman’s
Study
West Stairway
Gallery
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Upper Level
Terrace
Facing Motor
Court
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Media Room
Upper Level
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Loft
Upper Level Terrace
Gentleman’s Study Loft
Megan’s Bedroom & Bath
Anna’s Lakeside Bedroom & Bath
Lakeside Terrace
Sara’s Lakeside Bedroom
Sara’s Bath
West Hallway
Powder Room
Lakeview Guest Room
Guest Bath
West Stairway Gallery
Media Room
#1, 2 ~ Motor Court & Front Terrace
Southern hospitality welcomes you as you approach the motor court and front
porch of this charming Jeffersonian style home. Enjoy sipping Mint Juleps on the
lovely front porch while
sitting at the black
wrought iron tables.
The front porch features
an array of flowering
plants and green foliage,
which compliments
the architecture of the
designer home you are
about to enter.
Designer
Scott Morrell
Flowers
By Appointment
865-637-5949
Credits for Motor Court and
Front Terrace:
Mayo Garden Center
9629 Kingston Pike
865-691-1230
Westwood Antique&
Design Market
865-588-3088
Special Thank You
To Motor Court Room
Sponsor: Harper Jaguar
Front Terrace
Room Sponsor: In Honor
of Lucas Richman by
the Knoxville Symphony
League
#3 ~ Foyer
The grand foyer creates the first impression as guests arrive at the home; therefore,
it is one of the most important areas in the home.
This home’s charm and elegance is accented by an 18th century marble topped
table with a mirror
above on the right
side wall where
guests arriving
can check their
appearance as
they enter the
home. On the left
wall, there is an
elegant table with
a beautiful flower
arrangement
and painting on
the wall above a
table. A European
carpet down the
center of the foyer
welcomes you!
Designer
Soo Cha Griffith
Gallery Provence
& Soo Cha’s
Fine Art Studio
5412 Kingston Pike
(The Orangery Building)
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-588-2888
galleryprovence@aol.com
Credits:
Paintings: Gallery Provence and
Artist Soo Cha Griffith
Furniture: The Kristopher
Kendrick Collection
Carpets: Royal Gallery of
Oriental Rugs
Piano: American Piano Gallery
Special Thank You
To Foyer Room Sponsor:
American Trust Bank
of East Tennessee
#4 ~ Gentleman’s Study
The rich paneling and deep-toned
wood floors give the room a clubby
warmth and a masculine feel.
We have chosen simple fabrics
and unfussy furniture in order not
to detract from the architectural
detailing which give the room its
character.
Natural linen, matelasse, and
simple silks offer a pleasing textural
contrast to the
rich wood tones,
and the thick wool
Greek flokati rug
makes the seating
group cozy and
comfortable.
A game table
and chairs are
adjacent to the
built-in “kibitzer’s
bench” which is
covered in an aged
faux leather that
can be wiped clean
with a damp cloth.
The bar stools are
covered in the same material, making them both stylish and functional.
Accessories and artwork have been chosen to complement the room and the
furnishings, both in the study and in the balcony area overlooking it.
#6 ~ Powder Room (main level)
As you approach this beautiful and unique architectural space, you will be
intriqued by its design. The owner loves
contemporary style, but must compliment
her traditional and antique pieces. The
result is a transitional style that is both
elegant and unique. The concave
focal wall and arched niche above the
commode invite original and dramatic
painting techniques. With these elements
in mind, I knew that a dramatic and
eye catching mural would mesmerize
all of those viewing it. I commissioned
Chriss Hardy of “The Painted Room” to
assist me in this challenging and exciting
task. So look up, down and around and
experience luxury at its best.
Designer
Scott Bishop
Westwood Antique
& Design Market
5020 Whittaker Drive
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-588-3088
wadm@tias.com
Special Thank You
To Gentleman’s Study
Room Sponsor:
Seigler Building
and Development
Designer
Sylvia G. McCormick, IDS
Sylvia G. McCormick
& Associates
108 Argonne Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
865-693-3977
Credits:
Artist: Chriss Hardy of
“The Painted Room”
Cabinetry: Dixie Kitchens
and Bath
Lighting: Stokes Lighting
Linens: Steinmart
Rugs : David’s Carpets
Art and Accessories: Sylvia G.
McCormick and Associates
Special Thank You
To Powder Room
Room Sponsor: Hines
and Company, P.C.
#7-12 ~ Master
Bedroom Suite
Upon entering the
master bedroom, one’s
eyes are immediately
drawn to the focal
point of the room - the
bed and the beautiful
custom-made bedding.
Working closely with
the homeowner, and
her personal style
for interior spaces,
determined the color
scheme for the fabrics,
which are tones of slate
blue, chocolate brown
and cream.
The headboard is upholstered with a cream color fabric which ties in perfectly
with the bedding and creates a soft contrast to the wooden frame of the bed. The rug
has a very soft texture and was hand knotted in Turkey.
In order to create more interest in the room without making the walls too busy, I
decided to paint the wall behind the bed in an accent color, which also further helps
to tie the room together.
The round table next to the bed is hand-carved and features a leather top with
brass accents and coasters. The wooden tray on the bed has etched brass inlays and
brass handles. The two Maitland-Smith urn wall panels have an antique and verdigris
patina with an aged regency finished frame.
Original oil paintings and various accent pieces add color and interest and
complete this beautiful master bedroom.
Designer
Wolfgang H. Schaber
Industry Partner
Member ASID
Wolfgang Interiors LLC
10907 Parkside Drive
Knoxville, TN 37934
865-777-3693
www.wolfganginteriors.com
www.wolfgangdraperies.com
wolfgang@wolfganginteriors.com
Special Thank You
To Bedroom
Room Sponsor:
Dr. Margaret Troxell’s
Anti Aging Center
Special Thank You
To Sitting Room
Room Sponsor:
Tennessee State Bank
Credit for Master Suite Terrace:
Scott Morrell, Flowers
By Appointment
865-637-5949
Special Thank You
To Master Suite Terrace
Room Sponsor:
Dr. Michael and
Shirley Serena
#9 ~ Master Bathroom
The master bath in this home is a
spa like retreat where anyone would
welcome morning. The spacious vanity area with its brushed nickel under
mount sinks is the perfect compliment
to the slick granite counter tops with
heavy veins of grays, browns, and
varying shades of gold. The three
transom windows provide overhead
natural light to the vanities. The intricate valance frames the lone window
with its trailing bells that arch up in
the middle; the coral inspired glass
bead trim compliments the inverted
drapery pleats and iron rods. The
hand knotted wool rugs are scattered
along the floor for added warmth to
the slick profiles.
Magical mirrors of silver, shimmering gold and bronze that are faux finished to
match the décor bring depth to the wall mounted mirrors above the sink tops. Custom
toweling adorned with more coral trim is draped from the free standing towel bars.
Sumptuous soaps are arranged on the mercury glass pedestal soap dishes, and tucked
away in the antique glass canisters are cotton balls and swabs. Calming paintings and
decorative accents complete the tranquil feeling for this lake front master bath.
#10 ~ Artist Gallery
In this cozy and quaint space any artist
will not only find all the tools needed to
be creative but also all the inspiration is
provided. The most outstanding feature
to this studio, the view to the lake, gave
the starting point for the color palette of
aqua blue and earthen brown and for good
measure sprinkle in some silver and bronze
highlights to achieve the right mixture.
The channel cuts in
coordinating fabrics were
designed to perfectly alternate
with the inverted pleats and give a smooth surface for the tassel trim that is
applied to the pleat line of the drapes. The iron rods are carefully placed
to enhance the custom mill work above the windows and the finials stop
just short of hindering the coveted lake view.
The original oil painting of the sailboat anchored on the glass-like
waters of a cove, gives a calm serenity to the space that allows the artist
to relax and give in to their inner creative yearnings. Every need has been
anticipated, all the way down to the tea time snack.
Come in, retreat, and create.
Designer
Carol Hudson
Allied Member ASID
Wolfgang Interiors LLC
10907 Parkside Drive
Knoxville, TN 37934
865-777-3693
www.wolfganginteriors.com
www.wolfgangdraperies.com
carol@wolfganginteriors.com
Credits:
Master Bath Rugs:
David’s Abbey Carpet
Special Thank You
To Master Bath
Room Sponsor:
Home Federal Bank
Special Thank You
To His Master Suite
Closet Room Sponsor:
Coachman Clothiers
Special Thank You
To Her Master Suite
Closet Room Sponsor:
The Lily Pad Boutique,
Historic Downtown
Sweetwater
Special Thank You
To Artist Gallery
Room Sponsor:
Dr. and Mrs.
Rudy Koester
#13 ~ Lakeside Terrace (main level)
What a View!
What a Veranda!
What better place to
relax and enjoy the
lakeside sunsets.!
The Eddie Bauer
Collection turns
any environment
into a weekend
retreat. Each piece
starts with natural
materials and is
protected with
Lane Venture’s
exclusive finish
system. Continuing the traditions of the legendary Eddie Bauer name this collection
is defined by the natural rattan décor and leather bindings. The fabrics are selected to
enhance the beauty of the natural elements of this furniture. Reconnect with nature
comfortably and stylishly.
#14 ~ Great Room
At the end of the foyer is the great room where the family gathers everyday and
guests are entertained. The great room, filled with natural light offers a beautiful
view of the lake. Books and small sculptures are displayed on the book shelves. Above
the fireplace hangs a large, soft colored oil painting. Vibrant colored landscape oil
paintings hang on the opposite wall. A small gallery of paintings hang above the glass
doors leading to the patio.
Centering the
Great Room is
a magnificient
Steinway grand
piano. Music
will fill the home
from this room.
An 18th century
French settee with
matching chairs
compliments
the Jeffersonian
ambiance of the
home.
Designer
Darlene Dagnan
Darlene Dagnan Interiors
817 Sanders Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
865-769-9062
865-661-9062 cell
Credits:
Scott Morrell, Flowers
By Appointment
865-637-5949
Mayo Garden Center
9629 Kingston Pike
865-691-1230
Special Thank You
To Lakeside Terrace
Room Sponsor:
Dr. Tom Gallaher, MD
Board Certified
Plastic Surgeon
#14 ~ Great Room
(continued)
Designer
Soo Cha Griffith
Gallery Provence
& Soo Cha’s
Fine Art Studio
5412 Kingston Pike
(The Orangery Building)
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-588-2888
galleryprovence@aol.com
Credits:
Foyer and Great Room
Furnishings: ?????????
Paintings: Gallery Provence and
Artist Soo Cha Griffith
Furniture: The Kristopher
Kendrick Collection
Carpets: Royal Gallery of
Oriental Rugs
Piano: American Piano Gallery
Special Thank You
To Great Room
Room Sponsor:
Hickory
Construction, Inc.
#15 ~ Dining Room
Welcome to the dining room!
This room was designed to provide a unique, elegantly serene
backdrop for eating and entertaining. The home’s lakeside
setting with trees viewed from
the glass doors provided cues
for both the color palette and
textural contrasts selected. Hues
of blue and blue-gray from the
water, tones of taupe from the
tree trunks, along with shades
of golden caramel combine
throughout the room. The soft
shimmer of flowing silk, dull and
bright accents of silver, the plush
swirling pattern on the upholstered chairs, and the ridged
fabric of the place mats offer
variations in texture and tone.
On the walls a handpainted monochromatic
stylized leaf and vine motif
lends a custom note to the
décor and relates to the
design cues provided by the
setting. Landscape paintings accentuate the limited
color palette, and one wall
highlights hand-made tiles
that have been mounted on
mirrors and showcased in
frames. Hollyhocks bloom
on a pair of mixed media on
wood panel pieces by Nashville artist Charlotte Terrell.
A beautiful patterned wool
rug from the Royal Heriz
collection, hand-knotted in
Jaipur, India, anchors the
space and echoes wall and ceiling colors. To add sumptuousness and softness to the
room, the doors with transoms were treated like windows, with waterfalls of stationary
silk drapery panels. A custom fabric was created by stitching together in wide horizontal stripes shades of blue, taupe and gold silk.
Dinner is served upon the oval fruitwood table with its lattice design and cabriole
legs. An additional leaf may be added to accommodate eight diners. The curved
backs of the upholstered chairs provide contrast to the many straight lines in the room.
The table settings and tablescape utilize mercury glass birds and mushrooms, and
small glass domed cake stands. The buffet, with its bifold doors with woven cane accents and interior shelves, is multi-functional piece that could also serve as a platform
for a plasma television unit. On a side wall is a
Wellington Hall mini-server, with a custom finish
by artist Lea Motlow. Providing light for evening
dining are a pair of brown jade buffet lamps, and
a chandelier and wall sconces, which were selected
by the homeowner.
Bon appétit!
Designer
Joyce Simms
The Painted Pig
Visit our stall within the
shops of Southern Market
5400 Homberg Drive
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-690-4122
jcsimms222@aol.com
Credits:
Selected Furnishings:
The Storeroom
865-688-5215
Rug: David’s Abbey Carpet
and Floors
865-777-0661
www.davidsabbeycarpet.com
Selected Furnishings:
Town House Interiors
865-777-0517
www.TownHouseInteriors.com
Custom Fabrication:
Rhonda Webster
Stitches and Stems
865-717-0917
Painted Wall Motif:
Joyce Simms
865-690-4122
With Appreciation for
Centerpiece: Little River Art
and Frame
Special Thank You
To Dining Room
Room Sponsor:
Tennessee
Collision Repair
#16 ~ Entertainment Pantry
and Butler’s Pantry
Carole’s Interiors and Gifts is
featuring the work of Carole Brailey,
IDS, in the Entertainment Pantry and
the Butler’s Pantry of the 2009 Knoxville
Symphony League Show House. Carole
has employed some creativity using an
armoire and retrofitting it to display some
gorgeous accessory options that could be
used as centerpieces, or other featured
items in the dining room. Everything
is conveniently located near the dining
room for easy access. The armoire has
bins that are perfect for wine storage.
Carole has played off of the colors in
the dining room for a presentation that
accents the furniture in the dining room
without overpowering the pieces. She
has teamed with her room sponsor,
Northshore Wine and Spirits, using
some fantastic wine and liquor choices
to compliment the dinners to be served
in this wonderful home. Carole has used
the Butler’s pantry to display a beautiful
Italian crystal assortment of beverage
glasses. Not only are these perfect for
Designer
Carole Brailey
Carole Brailey
Interiors, IDS
Professional Member
865-660-2405
www.carolebraileyinteriors.com
carolebrailey@gmail.com
Interiors, IDS
Professional Member
Special Thank You
To Entertainment Pantry
Room Sponsor:
Northshore Wine
and Spirits
Special Thank You
To Butler‘s Pantry
Room Sponsor:
Mac Stevens - Ameriprise
Financial Services, Inc.
your drinks, but can also be used for dessert
and individual servings of fruit or frozen
concoctions. Bar accessories are included
in the mix, along with the mixers for all
your favorite drink recipes. To compliment
the chocolate mercury glass collection in the
Entertainment Pantry Carole has added a
set of chocolate mercury to serve your drink
of choice. In the drawer of the armoire
in the Entertainment Pantry Carole has
included several fabrics to compliment
the dining room that could be used for
table covers, placemats, or a treatment
underneath the centerpiece.
Carole’s wish for all those who enter
this home, “Enjoy being entertained in this
beautiful place.”
#18, 19 ~ Loft & Upper Level Terrace
The loft is
the heart of the
second floor. It
is an airy and
open space
overlooking
the great room
as well as the
foyer, being
separated only
by railings, and
connects to
the bedrooms
via hallways.
The loft serves
as a gathering place for those using the bedrooms on this level and as an alternative
place to watch a movie or a favorite TV show. There is comfortable seating - a sofa
and matching loveseat - covered in a fresh yellow and blue tweed textured fabric. The
accent pillows are a toile design of yellow, gold, gray, and blue, edged with a luxurious
fringe.
The focal point of the loft is the entertainment area. The audio-visual components
are housed in the credenza, which has a heavily distressed aged gray finish. The flat
screen TV is discretely hung in a shallow wall cabinet above the credenza in the same
gray finish. When the TV is not in use, the bi-fold doors of the TV cabinet sport a
hand-painted scene which fulfills the need for art above the credenza.
A yellow, gold and ivory wool rug of a traditional Persian design anchors the main
seating area. There are additional chairs, end tables and accent furniture to complete
the scene. The window treatments are striped side panels with plaid cuffs on rich dark
poles.
We are featuring three new original rural Tennessee scenes by Xavier Ironsides,
Knoxville watercolorist well known in this region for his work in the 1960’s and 70’s.
Also featured is one original piece by Suzy Schultz. She is an Atlanta artist who has
been nationally recognized, earning numerous prizes for her paintings and drawings.
Her works tend to be peaceful, restful and project a spiritual atmosphere. The
accessories are more contemporary in style for fun and contrast.
Flanking the pair of French doors, opening
onto the upper terrace on the front of the
house, are wall planters, lushly exuberant with
ferns and assorted greenery. Generous in size,
the upper terrace has three seating areas - two
beside the French doors and the other nestled in
the curve of the front railing above the home’s
main entrance. The furniture is classic teak
which will weather to a soft gray over time, very
much in keeping with the Jeffersonian theme of
this home.
Designers
Janice Moore,
Mavis Campbell
Town House Interiors
10843 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN 37934
865-777-0517 phone
865-777-1233 fax
TownHouseInteriors.com
TownHouseInteriors@aol.com
Credits for Upper Terrace:
Furniture, Art & Accessories:
Town House Interiors
Window Treatments: our custom
workroom
Rugs: David’s Abbey Carpets
Original Art: Hanson Gallery
Fine Art and Craft, 584-6097,
Artists Xavier Ironsides and Suzy
Schultz
Live plants and Containers:
Scott Morrell of Flowers
637-5949
Teak furniture: Mayo’s,
Franklin Square
Special Thank You
To Loft Room Sponsor:
Trio Café
Special Thank You
To Upper Level Terrace
Room Sponsor:
UT Federal Credit Union
#21 ~ Megan’s Bedroom & Bath
Megan’s room has been designed for the flair and stylings of an eighteen year
old college student. The idea was to allow for flirty sophistication with a touch of
whimsy. The rooms color pallete is soft green-blues, vibrant lime green and aged
Designer
Stephanie M. Smith
313 Interiors
3521 Lashbrooke Way
Louisville, TN 37777
865-437-6632
www.313interiors.com
Credits:
All Lighting Fixtures:
Stokes Lighting
Faux Finishes and
Artwork: Jordan Foskey
Bathroom Products:
bath junkie
865-288-3127
creams accented in silver. The walls are painted in a light yet bright green-blue.
The attic style ceilings are cream and aged with a brown glaze overlay. The room is
grounded with an bright wool rug which unifies the bright, airy and aged color palette
of this unique room. The focal piece of this room is a vibrant apple green custom
upholstered bed by CMI. It features straight lines, a tall upholstered headboard
adorned with rows of chrome nail heads and garnished with an 8" bullion fringe
around the beds base. It is complemented with an equally brillant side chair dressed
in cream chenille and beautifully embellished in chrome nail
heads. The bed is flanked with original hand painted bombay chest
designed specifically for this room. Adjacent to the bed is a hand
painted chest in warm cream tones and outlined in silver.
The fabrics choosen for this room are soft, feminine and casual
elegant. All of the bedding, window treatments, and shower curtian
were custom designed for this beautiful bedroom and bath. The
bedding combines several sized embroidered polka dots, large
stripes, textured solids and a multitude of trims. The window
treatments are suited to compliment the angles of the ceilings in the
bedroom as well as the bathroom. They consist of panels, topped
with beautiful bells and yards of whimsical trims.
The bathroom also features the same color palette. The walls are
hand painted stripes. The ceilings are aged cream. The bedroom
and bath are accented with original art work by a local artist. This
room invites all regardless of age to relax and enjoy the serenity of
its surroundings.
Special Thank You
To Bedroom
Room Sponsor:
Prestige Cleaners
Special Thank You
To Closet Room Sponsor:
J.P. Coffins
#22 ~ Anna’s Lakeside Bedroom
Every little girl deserves a “Once Upon a Time…” room in which to laugh, play
and grow. The vibrant lime-green-yellow hue on the walls serve as an invigorating
backdrop to varying shades of blue, yellow, green, coral and rose to create such a
place. Fun fabrics in paisley, stripes and polka-dots add to the mix to further liven up
the space.
This sunny space was designed to allow a child to transition from the nursery and
toddler years on into the teens. The timeless quality of classic furnishings provide for
a “grown up” bed in which there is plenty of room to snuggle up with a favorite doll
and later make room for a sleep-over with a friend. The large matching armoire with
an arched crown design will hold dainty little outfits for now and accommodate a TV
in the future. The chenille swivel rocker is just the right size to curl up with a book or
just daydream the day away while watching the sun set over the lake. In addition to
providing visual relief from the stimulating wall color, the colorful window treatments
frame the stunning lake views from the triple windows and the roman shades allow for
privacy.
A unique feature in this bedroom is the Bridal Bassinet, an original design by Sew
Sentimental Designs. The bassinet cover has been created from a vintage bridal gown
and, now that it is no longer being used for an infant, has found yet another use…a
comfy place for that favorite doll. It is a wonderful way to preserve a beautiful gown
from the past, use it in the present and save for the future.
All of the playful accessories, as well as the hand-painted whimsical banner, can
easily be removed to transform this young ladies room into a bright and cheerful space
that anyone of any age can enjoy.
Designers
Janet Greer, Rhonda Wilson
Sew Sentimental Designs
11105 Poplar Ridge Road
Knoxville, TN 37932
865-567-0510
865-216-1125
Credits:
Anna’s Bedroom:
Baby Bundles,
West Town Mall
865-690-4454
Artist: Lisa Haggerty Palmer
865-691-2627
Braden’s Lifestyles
865-777-4059
Nikki Sain, Sain N Stitches
865-405-0409
Sisters Workroom
865-679-5395
Special Thank You
To Bedroom
Room Sponsor:
Barbara Pelot,
City Council
Special Thank You
To Bath Room
Room Sponsor: Belleza
Salon & Spa
Special Thank You
To Closet
Room Sponsor:
The Silk Purse
Anna’s Bathroom
A young lady with an impish smile and pixie face was the
inspiration for this bathroom decor. She brought to mind the vision
of a fairy land where fun and laughter abounds. With that thought,
we went about creating a whimsical world of fairies that will provide
an energetic atmosphere in which any little “pixie” can begin each
new day.
The color scheme for this area came from the token blue and
green tiles that border the shower stall. The blue is continued onto
the walls to create a warm backdrop for the adventurous little fairies
that flit about the room.
Accessories that continue our fairy theme include hand-painted
frames hosting a pair of silhouettes, an apothecary jar filled with
“fairy dust” and a poem hand painted on the wall that defends a
fairy’s petite size. In addition, the room is anchored by a lush grassy
green rug that looks and feels like the real thing!
Luxurious tiles, granite and honey glazed vanity complete this
fun space.
#23 ~ Lakeside Terrace (upper level)
The Veranda’s gracious (outdoor) living space invites you to sit down and relax
in the comfortable, white Adirondack style outdoor furniture.Picture yourself
entertaining friends as you enjoy the warm breezes from the lake. An outdoor spot like
this becomes a sublime setting for enjoying a glass or wine or dining alfresco.
Happy Midsummer Night’s Dreaming!
Designer
Darlene Dagnan
Darlene Dagnan Interiors
817 Sanders Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
865-769-9062
865-661-9062 cell
Designer
Scott Morrell
Flowers
By Appointment
865-637-5949
Credits:
Westwood Antique
and Design Market
865-588-3088
#24, 25 ~ Sara’s Lakeside Bedroom Suite
A fresh, open, and airy atmosphere is what designers, Sally McFalls, Lisa Wiegand,
and Stefani Hopson of The Cottage Door Interiors wanted to create in this young
lady’s bedroom overlooking the water. Using a color palette of blues, greens,
purples, and soft neutrals they were able to bring the freshness of spring indoors.
The inspiration for this room can be found in the linen fabric used for the draperies
which incorporates colorful birds and flowers into this theme. Intricately handcrafted
branches adorn the drapery rod as well as dragonflies, ladybugs and other creatures.
Perhaps, if you pay close attention, you will spot some baby birds in their nests.
Painting the walls a perfect purple and the ceilings a soft green allowed the designers
to add the color needed to compliment the neutral pieces throughout the room.
The focal point of the room, a queen size Pierre Deux Couronne Metal bed, is the
piece-de-resistance with its soft and romantic French style. Also from the Pierre
Deux collection is the secret desk, or bureau pente, fashioned with cabriole legs and
decorative carvings. A complementary desk chair is upholstered in a soft green fabric
that quietly boasts nature’s beautiful insects. Not to be outdone, the elegant but comfy
sofa dressed in nubby, white cotton is flanked by two graceful bookcases in a warm
wood finish.
A colorful and
somewhat
playful area
rug positioned
under the
bed helps to
ground the
space and
add a bit
of youthful
whimsy and
contemporary
flair to this
grown-
up space. Nature-themed
accessories, neutral candlestick
lamps, and colorful artwork
add the finishing touches to this
gorgeous room.
The Cottage Door Interiors’
mantra has always been, “Your
home should be your happy
place” - and this room definitely
speaks “HAPPY”.
Designer
Sally McFalls,
Lisa Wiegand,
Stephanie Hopson
The Cottage Door Interiors
10924 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN 37934
865-671-1343
cottagedoorinteriors@tds.net
Credits:
Hand-crafting & Painting the
Branches for the Windows:
Julie Hensley
Special Thank You
To Bathroom
Room Sponsor:
Bearden Garden Center
Special Thank You
To Closet
Room Sponsor:
bath junkie
#24, 25 ~ Sara’s Lakeside Bedroom Suite (continued)
#27 ~ Powder Room (upper level)
Beauty may lie in the eye of the beholder,
but beautiful art, accessories and custom
wall painting techniques lie in the hands of a
creative designer and her design team. This
powder room, located on the upper level, is
tastefully designed in a sophisticated style.
To create an intriguing aeire for this space, I
commissioned Christopher Hardy of “The
Painted Room” to cleverly create multitextural contrast using neutral taupe shades
in an ever-classic mixed stripe pattern.
A custom faux finish of silver lyrics and
shimmering pewter accents compliment the
taupe hues. This beautiful and unique color
palette, teamed with neo-classical accessories
create a complete look to ensure that a a
brief visit is wonderful visual experience.
Enjoy!
Designer
Sylvia G. McCormick, IDS
Sylvia G. McCormick
& Associates
108 Argonne Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
865-693-3977
Credits:
Faux Artisan: Christopher
Hardy, of “The Painted Room”
Cabinetry: Dixie Kitchens
and Bath
Lighting: Stokes Lighting
Rugs: David’s Carpets
Linens: Steinmart
Art and Accessories: Sylvia G.
McCormick and Associates
Special Thank You
To Powder Room
(upper level)
Room Sponsor:
Pugh & Company, P.C.
#28 ~ Lakeview Guest Room
Barr House
Interiors’ guest
bedroom is
inspired by
the dynamic,
black and white
floral fabric.
The room has
been designed
with a crisp
and clean color
scheme which
uses multiple
patterns to
create visual
interest. The
pencil-post bed,
with its simple
lines, allows the
fabrics to be the
focal point of
the room. The
custom-detailed
draperies and
bedding help
to create an
inviting retreat that will make the guest feel comfortable and relaxed. In contrast with
the overall simplistic look of the room, the heavily-carved, black leather chair and the
painted, wood chest add interesting detail.
Designer
Jean Barr, I.D.S.
Barr House
6508 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-584-3117
Special Thank You
To Closet
Room Sponsor:
elle BOUTIQUE
#29 ~ Lakeview
Guest Room Bath
The lakeside Guest bathroom is designed
with consideration for a modern flair
throughout the space. Custom scented bath
products are displayed and appeal to the
scences as well as adding a decorative touch.
Thanks to the bath junkie for allowing us to
showcase their products which includes the
soft and cosey bathrobe. Virginia framery
provided the oil which incorporates the
colors in this area. Accents in black add a
dramatic element to the bath and can be
found at Caroles’s Interiors & Gifts.
Designer
Ann W. Long
Design by Ann
1125 Timbergrove Drive
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-692-3005
865-556-6243
awl5@bellsouth.net
Credits:
Scott Morrell, Flowers
bath junkie,
Ironic
Special Thank You
To Bathroom
Room Sponsor:
Foster’s Fine Jewelry
#31 ~ Media Room
Designer
Gail Gamble Reed
Gail Reed Interiors
P.O. Box 52755
Knoxville, TN 37950
865-603-2742
Special Thank You
To Media Room
Room Sponsor:
Lawler Wood, LLC
Special Thank You
To Media Room
Bathroom Room
Sponsor: Spa Ninety
Seven Hundred
Imagine working all day and coming home to
relax in your personal theater atmosphere, complete
with kitchen and entertainment area.
The comforting tones of soft grey walls with
white trim are accented with charcoal grey,
taupe, tan, black and clarit. The contemporary
sofa of tan boude las a traditional print pillows
with coordinating chairs. I am adding two ebony
croco-leather accent chairs. Black leather storage
ottamans are included. I have chosen a winter
white drawen chest with hand painted forest scene
is placed against the grey walls as a focus area.
A black serving buffett backs up to the sofa, with
eclectic tables and accents.
The artistic appointments range from
contempory to opulent traditional.
#32, 33, 34 ~ Mudroom, Laundry Room and Home Office
Front doors are for guests, but the mudroom entrance, the laundry room and the
home office are the unsung workhorses of the home, the places where real-world
family living happens, day in and day out. In this case, Yessick’s Design Center has
helped turn what might otherwise be a strictly utilitarian area of the home into a
beautiful space in its own right. After all, why shouldn’t a family be surrounded by
comfort and beauty in rooms where it spends so much of its time? We believe we’ve
designed an area that a homeowner wouldn’t dream of closing off when company
comes to visit. As a matter of fact, once friends and family see how we have helped
these everyday rooms transcend the ordinary, they might stop using the front door
altogether!
Mud Room
Just because this is where bags, coats,
shoes and sports equipment get deposited
(sometimes wet and muddy), doesn’t
mean the mudroom doesn’t deserve a
little respect. We’ve given this room a lot
of R-E-S-P-E-C-T and a little bit of TLC
too thanks to a clean palette of neutral
colors that not only is relaxing and easy
on the eyes, but complements the natural
beauty just outside this wonderful home.
Gorgeous custom cabinetry is in place
to make sure that outdoor gear gets put
away properly, rather than left in piles on
the floor. The bench seats with durable
charcoal-and-cream-stripe fabric provides
a lovely yet comfortable place to sit while
putting things away. Just for fun, we’ve
added a coordinating leopard fabric and accent pillows made with a casual linen with
leafy-vine print. You’ll find the same fabric in the window treatments, along with
charcoal cording. All the fabrics used are both stylish and durable. The coordinating
rugs not only anchor the space with style, but also protect the floor from heavy traffic.
Artwork and accessories complete the look of this entryway.
Laundry Room
We started with a large space with lots of natural light and enhanced its attributes
with a continuation of the clean, understated color palette featured in the mudroom.
On the functional side, there’s a sink to complement the washer and dryer, but because
this room also serves as an entry from the pool area, we’ve
decided to make it a space that guests can also admire when
they’re dropping off those wet towels and bathing suits.
The unique faux finish on the walls done by Regann Hunt
of Art Elegance creates a lovely framework for accents like
the refined window treatment, which softens the room with
subtlety. Artwork has been utilized to not only add a little
flair to the laundry area specifically but to tie it in with the
adjoining rooms as well.
Home Office
By definition, an office is a functional place, and
we’ve seen to it that this fun little nook is just that with
an abundance of custom, glazed-cream cabinets and a
comfortable office chair. Whether someone is checking
e-mail, paying bills or working on that big project, we’ve
made sure that everything needed to run a household has its
own place and is easy to find. We’ve featured a darker shade
of paint on the walls to both accentuate the cabinetry and
helped create a cozy atmosphere within this space.
Designers
Alfie Rowan, Elizabeth Mosca,
Alisha Hilsbeck,
Debbie Zimmerman
Not pictured: Courtney Ibach
Yessicks Design Center
11035 Parkside Drive
Knoxville, TN 37934
865-671-3100
865-621-1304 cell
yessick@tds.net
Credits:
Faux Finish in the Laudnry
Room: Regann R. Hunt,
Art Elegance
www.artelegance.net
865-680-4419
Special Thank You
To Mud Room
Room Sponsor:
Episcopal School
of Knoxville
Special Thank You
To Home Office
Room Sponsor:
Robert J. English
#36 ~ Kitchen
Designer
Ann W. Long
Design by Ann
1125 Timbergrove Drive
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-692-3005
865-556-6243
Credits:
Accent Pieces: Glass
Bazaar 865-584-9072
Art: Virginia’s Framery
865-588-6911
The main goal in designing this stunning kitchen is to accentuate but not compete
with the charming architecture. Accessories in the kitchen will showcase the carved
furniture style cabinetry and blend beautifully with the great room living space.
Accent pieces provided by the Glass Bazaar will combine function and style.
The kitchen contains two
separately functioning islands.
The first area will welcome
diners for entertaining. The
double apron sink is flanked by
rosemary topiaries declaring this
a garden kitchen. Linen dish
towels will add casual elegance
to the space. The second island
contains a prep sink inserted in
a walnut counter top. A stack
of cook books will provide a
decorative touch with a basket
of herbs ready for the cook.
The gorgeous delirium
granite counter tops
surrounding the softly matching
cabinets deserve a neutral palate
further emphasizing this stylish
Kitchen.
Virginia’s Framery presents
the display of art adding further
interest in this space as well as elegance.
While the range plays host to decorative and functional cookware; new and
antique pieces add great interest when used together such as the pepper mill and
antique utensils.
Special Thank You
To Kitchen
Room Sponsor:
Jim McElroy, RE/MAX
Preferred Properties
#5, 17, 26, 30, 33, 43 ~
Hallway, Stairways
and Lakeside Café
Upon entering any well appointed
room your eye will most likely be
drawn to the items with the most
exciting mix of colors. If these
pieces lead you into an interesting
scene or creative design then they
can be considered art. Little River
offers high quality art, in the form of
hand painted oil paintings, to interior
designers and fine furniture stores
in a five state area. Many of these
pieces are original works by local
artists or commissioned from the
highest quality international studios.
Hundreds of paintings in many
sizes and a large variety of frame
styles can be seen by appointment
through any of the designers at the
Symphony Show House or by calling
Little River Artists.
Designer
Tom Cover
Little River Artists
10421 Lexington Drive
Knoxville, TN 37922
965-405-8687
Special Thank You
To Master Suite
Hallway Sponsor:
Elegant Essential
Special Thank You
To West Hallway
Sponsor: West Bearden
Veterinary Hospital
#39 ~ Swimming Pool and Patio
The exquisite
dogwood pattern
on the black
wrought iron is
timeless and the
perfect pattern for
outdoor furniture
in East Tennessee.
The red umbrella
brings a sense of
fun and playfulness
to the pool area.
There are so many
venues in which
to relax, catch
a few rays, and
enjoy the beautiful
weather with
family and friends!
The lovely foliage
serves as a soft
scape surrounding
the pool area.
Ambiance ~
Compliments of
Scott Morrell of
Flowers.
Designer
Darlene Dagnan
Darlene Dagnan Interiors
817 Sanders Road
Knoxville, TN 37923
865-769-9062
865-661-9062 cell
Credits:
Flowers
By Appointment
865-637-5949
Mayo Garden Center
865-691-1230
9629 Kingston Pike
Special Thank You
To Swimming Pool
Room Sponsor:
Prism Pool and Spa
Special Thank You
To Patio
Room Sponsor:
Dr. Tom Gallaher, MD
Board Certified
Plastic Surgeon
#40 ~ Boat Dock
AHOY THERE! When friends cruise in for a visit imagine their pleasure at
finding such a convenient place to dock their boat.
A variety of seasonal plants and flowers surround the Boathouse enhancing the
pleasure of the spectacular water views. Scott meticulously designed an array of lush
flowers and foliage - seasonal favorites for all to enjoy!
A small family business in Springfield, Illinois, produced the hand-forged iron
furnishings. Their spring green color is specially coated for durability, which is perfect
in exterior settings. Provided by Sweet Pea.
Designer
Scott Morrell
Flowers
By Appointment
865-637-5949
Credits:
Hand-Forged Iron Furnishings:
Sweet Pea
116 Carr Street
Knoxville, TN 37919
865-584-9000
Special Thank You
To Boat Dock
Room Sponsor:
American Boat Center
#41 ~ West Porch
#42 ~ Lakeside Bistro
Special Thank You
To Lakeside Bistro
Room Sponsor:
Concord Marina